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From: ulfis@nada.kth.se (Anders Ulfheden)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.postscript
Subject: PostScript undocumented commands
Keywords: PostScript, eexec
Message-ID: <550@draken.nada.kth.se>
Date: 3 Sep 88 22:43:35 GMT
Organization: The Royal Inst. Of Techn., Stockholm
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Is there anybody who knows about the operator eexec and
the hexadecimal code you provide to eexec?

Example:

currentfile eexec
328b1cfb60e490b36c36c5e7ef33e75d12d849556dc8a80982875138d50cae82
3ad75f8ea0331e92fd0e7dfa5622f7779fd61c7a5dbdecb2680d46de176071b6
5860484e180b8ceba87e8c1ec000774d130bed27001f05959dbc9e182bc7f0f4
[... many more lines]

Is the hex-code some internal PostScript-format-code or is
the PostScript command hidden in the hex-code?

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